Gamestick Unveils it’s Final Design….Inspired by Kickstarter Community

As the GameStick Kickstarter campaign enters its final few days, the team
announce their final designs of the device as well as a new docking station for
every peripheral conceivable.

GameStick; Kickstarter’s most recent success story, currently sits at over 500% of its original target with over $500K raised at the time of writing. The team waits on tenterhooks to discover the final figure to be revealed at 04:23 PST on Friday 1st February.

“It’s hard to believe that we launched GameStick just a few
short weeks ago. The Kickstarter campaign has been a roller coaster of a ride
and one which has given us more feedback than we could ever have possibly
imagined.” says PlayJam’s CMO, Anthony Johnson, “We have been able to take that input and literally better shape our product to give our backers a truly bespoke creation – one which has been designed by the Kickstarter community that backed it.”

The new design sees subtle changes to the controller, which gets a
more ergonomic form with extended grips and a tapered shape to better sit in the
hand. The housing for the HDMI stick has been moved to the rear of the
controller and the stick itself now supports an expandable 32GB MicroSD card
slot in response to overwhelming demand. The finish has also been meticulously
designed meet the highest of standards.

Additional requests from the backer community resulted last week in the GameStick team announcing support for peripheral hardware through a previously unspecified docking station. The dock brings on board a number of sought after features such as; wire-free charging for the controller, a number of USB and HDMI ports to support peripheral hardware such as keyboards, mice, microphones and cameras as well as support for yet more storage bringing the total potential capacity of the bundle up to 104GB.

“The GameStick Dock is a prime example of how we have moved
rapidly to innovate while still in the pre-production phase,” continued Johnson,
“it has made for a ‘hairy’ 30 days but we think the results are worth it and we
are delighted that we have been able to tailor the product as much as we have in
such a short time-frame”

The GameStick Kickstarter campaign has reached its first two stretch goals with just under $60K to go to hit it’s third and final stretch which will add a number of colour options to its range; a target the team hopes to hit before close. Backers have been urged to vote for their favourite colours on the GameStick Facebook
page in a poll to establish the final color.